2018 NFL Draft: Breaking down the top need for each team
By Peter Panacy
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team. 123. . Cornerback. . Dallas Cowboys.
The Dallas Cowboys were forced to overhaul huge chunks of their defense last season, particularly in the secondary.
Additionally, cornerback Orlando Scandrick is 30 years old and might be destined towards more of a safety role sooner than later. And with second-round NFL Draft pick Chidobe Awuzie both inconsistent and oft-injured this season, looking at a true No. 1 corner should be on Dallas’ radar.
And No. 1 corner Anthony Brown has struggled all year, owning a 59.5 Pro Football Focus grade.
The Cowboys may want to start thinking about replacing tight end Jason Witten at some point, considering he’s 35 years old. And it wouldn’t hurt to find some depth along the offensive line.
Still, the secondary should get the most attention.